New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-23

- .....-s hsv. bean remoyed Mr. Erwins services in
.uriur the location In the county OF State insane
,sxlum practically removed all opposition 70 MIN ~
epstor The other two members Of the Assembly were
vvpuuinsted and everybody 10 feeling we'll The state
t,,ss gave good satisfaction and the only question be-
eorr ma now is to bring the vote speaking canvass
VIII help us in that respect The temperance question
eeds TO be strongly dealt with on that matter the
Rspublican party Is right The Prohipitonists are not
sruus In st. Lawrence, and do not look for any In
cusass In their vote there The Labor party has no
orgnnizatou there vet"
~, Deppison the candidate for Attorney General,
sxd: From what I hear here to-day believe that we
shs have trouble In carrying the State, II we go 10
work and keep 1t up until the vote is counted There
sssms 70 DO general abstraction with the ticket ana
fair prospect getting out full vote. The Prohlpi'
which has the lever to lift the Democrats into
pSver will not. my opinion. increase this year. .o
record of tho Democratic party in the anu
Aesisraton In the State Convention viii prns ""oA
many who have been throwing away the'r 'o'os ou
tAird party candidates The Democrats nave W iso'
considerable dissatisfaction In their party ana inc uc
lection caused sy the aid La Ssy
u pists Under these circumstances 'hihA VIC n'0
Soc Of Delaware who while member OF
a. Hsser bly, did such good service IN aiding essaon
s.c said: The bulk Of vote Is among the farmers
Of be state They have fonna the poay Ms &
year we may look large vote The state ticket is
one that strongly appeals to the nteiser. an
sisment is comparatively strong In Delaware but II VIII
3 less rather ss ssn psy there In Ulster
i strong think that it will poll thousand votes
m Connolly of Ulster. to whom DR.. Cartwright re-
fsed the reporter Tor more precise Information con-
John B. butcher, Of Duchess County confident
that the ticket would be elected The part Is IN goSu
EsoS5tonsts than Offset y the lin hide 10
Surprised TO see the Labor organization poll looooo
M Ieavcraft. of Brooklyn. said In Kings County
do not place much reliance on the Labor vote but we
WIN be able to get out our vote better tnan hs {er
ver is the general disgust with the Democrst,c CITY
government good city ticket will help us I'm
railroad Commissioners Baker said: The Democrats
sr O vote Vii be- out at the
election and Judging from present indications VIC shall
POI our Gu %srren Of Baaio said great popularity
Of Mr. Carmichael in Erie County VIII help us mere.
anS hsy may but whether they
or not we shall poll dig vote and give the ticket
TO be elected: Of that feel certain" AIM s....
Eugene Burlingame, OF Albany. said: :" The State
ss sss think It winning ticket We have got work of
course but we propose to do it, ,,,.
Csynga County 1t will give good account OF ITSELF
he said We harmonious. hopeful aud determined;
Ne shs elect our ticket in the State Every member of
the party 60 work at once and there VIII ne no
Nj Dwight OF Tompkns County, who took part In the
eonyention that nominated a successor to senator
Rsrager saa We had hot contest but no lllieeHng
grew out Of it, found everybody hopeful OF the sue,
the state ticket and SO far as can Judge we viii
j. A. Quackeubush, representing the Rensselaer, dis
trict, said a" There has never been time when tne
narty was more united capable Of doing better work
In my locality than now. All differences nave peem
hsxnonized and the party In the district VIII De VEL
orgnpized and In a condition TO do effective work Inc
ticket Is wei received ~ ahe n,asior9 roo
suits every Republican that l nave met our secVioh
via give a good account Of itself in November
Issac Edsal, formerly member OF the state Coln ,
rittee, said smphatcaly: can give only good
accounts from kockand County. The ticket Is well re-
ceived. The Grand Army men are Delighted VAN H. ~
cVaid not be improved on The river counties on tne
do veil for Republican ticket this fall and contribute
to the Republican triumph in November.
W. II. Beard of Brooklyn; Colonel Cruger. Jonn j.
Offien and other members of the committee gathered
IN Knots about the hotel corridor expressed themselves
hppefu not confident OF carrying the state py
good majority
The headquarters were open last evening and were
visited by several local leaders and weknown Repub-
liesns frm out of town. Senator HiscOck dropped In
mr. a few minutes. Ex-senator Plat also came In for
a short time Chester 8. Cole, chairman OF the COM
mittee year Charles A Chckering, and General
Knspp the new chairman of the Executive Committee,
were consult alton TOR time over the details
of the clerical work to be done General Knapp Is al
ready engaged I'm mapping out what Is neediu 10 be
done lie retained the services OF Robert L. Fox,
CAarios A. Dayton and A. d. Lawrence, clerks VI the
Ola committee. subway Commissioner hess, Genera
Henry A. Barnum, Clarence W. Meade, the new STATE
Committeeman from the AIth Distrct Henry hloPl,
the young leader in the XvIth District who succeeded
Captain Cregan; Dwight Lawrence, ana many o.ners
called and pressed their pleasure al the
Of tho committee In beginning Work.